May 1, 2020 | Retirement, retirement plans, social security
The Social Security Administration recently put the kibosh on a technique some retirees were using to boost their monthly benefits. But even though that loophole is essentially closed, experts say there are still plenty of ways households can legally maximize the...May 1, 2020 | Estate Planning, Retirement, retirement plans
Troubles in the housing market have certainly wrought havoc throughout the economy. There may be a silver lining, though, for retirees (or those planning on retiring soon) who want to buy a retirement home, especially in the popular retirement hot spots like Palm...May 1, 2020 | 401(k), Retirement, retirement plans
If you participate in a 401(k), you may be surprised to learn that your employer could actually over-ride your investment choices if they think you’re not making appropriate decisions yourself. It’s called a “re-enrollment,” and employers say they are doing it for...May 1, 2020 | asset protection, Baby Boomers, Retirement, retirement plans
If you are a parent of an adult child, especially a recent college grad, you may be challenged to help your kids get on their feet financially – especially in today’s tough job market. While most parents are quick to put their kids’ needs first,...May 1, 2020 | Retirement, retirement plans
If you have had to push-back your retirement plans and continue working, you are in good company. As many as 60 percent of eligible workers say they are postponing retirement. According to a recent article in SmartMoney, that may actually be a good thing. Take this...May 1, 2020 | annuity, asset protection, Estate Planning, life insurance, long term care, Retirement
Financial and insurance products have long been key retirement planning components – helping savers mitigate retirement risks and provide retirement income. According to a recent issue of MarketWatch, however, those types of products are getting harder to find as some...
